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I eliminated the line "Her first major chance came when she starred opposite Peter Cushing in the BBC's 1954 television adaptation of 1984" as is not listed in the credits on the IMDB, either as a star, or a supporting player, and does not appear uncredited either. How can that be her "major chance"? Watching the end credits on the teleplay on YouTube, I did not see her name either. The actress who played Julia was Yvonne Mitchell and she Sterke was married to Keith Michell -- is this where the error comes from?Shemp Howard, Jr. (talk) 04:14, 29 January 2012 (UTC)Reply
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